July 14, 2015
Jazz and Blues Director
Music Charts

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Here are the charts for last week, going up to Monday (yesterday). Got a lot of swing up in here! This summer is … no. That pun would be way too cheesy. Ha.

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Top Ten:

1 ARTIE SHAW The Beat of the Big Bands Columbia

2 AUTUMN IN AUGUSTA Songs My Mama Would Like – EP LMS

3 DJANGO REINHARDT Djangology

4 HERBIE HANCOCK Thrust CRG

5 HIROMI Alive

The Oscar¨-Winning Documentaries Òartie Shaw: Time Is All Youõve Gotó And Òdown And Out In America,Ó Which Tied In The Documentary Feature Category In 1986, Will Screen On Monday, November 12, At 7:30 P.m. At The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciencesõ Linwood Dunn Theater As The Next Installment Of Òoscarõs Docs, Part Three: Academy Award¨-Winning Documentaries 1977Ð1988.Ó Pictured Here Is A Portrait Of Artie Shaw. Courtesy Bridge Film — Artie Shaw looking quite innocuous.

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6 JACK DEJOHNETTE Sorcery Prestige

7 SERGIO MENDES Timeless Concord

8 AMIKAEYLA Being In Love RootsJazz

9 AMIKAEYLA AND TRELAWNY ROSE To Eva, With Love: A Celebration Of Eva Cassidy Live Patois

10 ANNIE LENNOX Nostalgia Blue Note

Adds:

1 WAYNE WALLACE LATIN JAZZ QUINTET Intercambio Patois

2 LAUREN HENDERSON A La Madrugada Self-Released

3 ANTONIO ADOLFO Tema AAM

4 GEORGE FREEMAN AND CHICO FREEMAN All In The Family Southport

5 CORBIN ANDRICK Olmstead’s Whistle

Jazz Charts – 2nd Week of July

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